Second Honeymoon

Mary Huntley is bored stiff with her unromantic banker husband, Jim. She decides to have an affair with her husband's best friend, dashing adventurer Major Pat Lovering. She and the Major steal off to a remote wilderness cabin, intent on consummating Mary's romantic fantasies. But deep in the woods, things go terribly wrong, and Mary is taught a lesson that she will never forget.

Nicely produced by Trem Carr for Continental Talking Pictures, this sophisticated adult comedy is ably directed by Phil Rosen. Starting out as a cameraman for Thomas Edison, Rosen graduated to direction in the silent era showing genuine talent in productions such as the The Young Rajah (1927), where he directed Rudolph Valentino with great success. The sound era saw him grinding out B-pictures for PRC and Monogram. He would go on to direct over 140 features.